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The time has come for me to sell my R32. I recently moved to Sydney and no longer have a use for my car as work is a stones throw away. It has been a Brilliant car for me but sadly I cannot justify owning a car when it only sees 4 days out of the garage each month. I have been the owner for 4 years and the 3rd owner since it was imported in 2000. It will be the perfect car for someone who is looking for a worry free, clean and reliable sports car.

DETAILS:

1993 model R32 Gtst (the last of the 32's)

Auto gearbox

171 000km's

Rego until August 2011

MODIFICATIONS:

Lowered suspension (coil overs)

17" Wheels

Exhaust

Turbo timer

Pod filter

Pioneer Head Unit and 6x9 rear speakers

Dark tint

Asking $7000 neg

As you will see from the photos the car is quite standard but very well looked after. I don't have any photos of the interior but it is immaculate (despite the steering wheel peeling). The car has been serviced every 5000km's and had a full gearbox service only 3000km's ago. The lack of engine mods means the car runs extremely well as it hasn't been thrashed and it has only ever run standard boost. As I only recently moved to NSW the car is still registered in Queensland but rego will be quite simple to transfer. I will sell with a RWC to make the transfer easy.

I am located in Redfern/Surry Hills.

If you are interested just call or email. If I don't answer my phone leave a voicemail/text and I will get back to you.

Email: [email protected]

Ph: 0416 324 712

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